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yr nae SF SE T-_------Y _A TET Tee 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. August 28, 1984 yports Before a large crowd on Sunday night, Port Perry Legion hosted Sutton Irish House in the first game of the 0.A.S.A. intermediate 'C' Zone finals and were thoroughly trounced 9-2. © Sutton's pitcher Al Heintzman was in total control of the game as his selection of pitchers continued to keep Port off balance all night. The game went along smoothly until the top of the 4th inning when with one out Gord Stevens tripled to left field, Heintzman was inten- tionally walked and Mike Carnivol greeted a John Annis offering with a long homerun to deep left-center. Things got worse instead of better. The next inning 2 more Sutton hits followed by passed balls allowed the margin to go to 5-0 for Sutton. Additional runs in the 6th and 7th innings upped the score to 9-0. In the bottom of the 9th inning Port finally scored when they bunched together 4 hits, scoring 2 runs. Port's safeties were produced by Grant Jackson with 2 and singles going to Colin Wackett, Rob Evans, Dave Dickson, Jay Williams and Bill Bridge. Starting pitcher John Annis took the loss going 7 innings before being relieved by Tim Thomp- son. Game 2 goes Wed- nesday night at 8 p.m. in Keswick with game 3 slated for Keswick on Friday night at 8 o'clock as well. Hope to have plenty of support from the Port fans Wednesday night as the Legion squad Ladies annual scramble at the Crestwood club On a warm sunny day, 61 lady golfers from Beaver Downs, Bow- manville, Crestwood, Lindsay, Kedron Dells, Peterborough, Pine Ridge, Uxbridge and Whitevale Golf Clubs gathered to enjoy the popular Annual Scramble. First place team was Ann Wardlaw, Crestwood, Carolyn Grant, Beaver Downs, Ruth Tremoin, White- vale, and Audrey Kight, Crestwood; followed by Beth Rowland, Kedron Dells, Betty Russell, Crestwood, Jean Ward, Peterborough and Rhimora Connell, Crest- wood in second place. The third place team included Sheila Free- man, Lindsay, Mary Cameron, Beaver Downs, Shirley Brown, Crestwood and Maggie McCormick, Crestwood. Joan Appleton, Bow- manville, Norma Grill inger, Uxbridge, Joan Wray, Crestwood and Phyllis Brown, Crest- wood were the 4th place team. Archie Walker entertained at the piano and accompanied a hilarious variety pro- gramme staged by the Crestwood Ladies section. Laughter echoes can still be heard in the banquet room. The Crestwood Junior Tournament with the continuing sponsorship Cartwright in Ontario finals The boys on the Cart- wright select team have done very well this year. In their regular league with Port Perry and Seagrave, they won all their games. They then went into O.A.S.A. playdowns with Goodwood and last year's all Ontario winners, Fenelon Falls. both playdowns were 2 out of 3 game series. The boys beat Good- wood in the first two games with scores of 6 to 5 and 17 to 8. They then went on to Fenelon Falls, again winning in the first two games with scores of 7to 6 and 12 to 9. Labour Day Weekend the boys go to Madoc for the All-Ontario Tourna- ment in their division. With this being a first year team, we are very proud of how well they EEEEK have done and look forward to an exciting weekend in Madoc, September Ist and 2nd. Cummings Select Team members are: pitching Daryl Leatherdale and Danny Maw, Catching - Brad Traves, Kevin Gibson and Dwayne Frew; 1st base - Greg Stapleton; 2nd base - Mike Haines; 3rd base - Jimmy Ver- non; Shortstop - Keith Roberge. Fielding Adam Cummings, Chuck Tilling, Joey Muzik and Chris Mec- Connell; Coached by - Colin Haines and Lorne Traves with help from Don Roberge. The team 1s sponsored by Jack Cummings -of Cummings Backhoe Service in Caesarea Good Luck in Madoc, boys' by Lloyd Nelson and Norm Budd is growing each year. Special mention should be made to the continuing effort by C.P.G.A. Profession- al Bill Huestis and his staff toward an expand- ing Junior Program. This season, all Sat- urday mornings were devoted to Group Lessons for a large group of beginners ranging in age from 6 years to 18 years. As a result of this highly successful program, the tournament was divided into three sections. Winner and runnerup in the 18 hole division were Doug Henderson, Thunder Bay and Kevin Huestis, Crestwood, respectively. The 9 hole event was won by Denise MacMillan and Bradley Rowland came in first in the 3 hole Tykes. Special thanks to Bruce MacMillan and Charlie Kirvan for their contributions. Crestwood Cross Country Corn Roast Pot Luck supper and dance was played in conditions best described as super moist. However, after a gigantic feed of delic- ious Stableford corn and a fine varity of goodies provided by the players (probably the wives), the terrific music of the Wheatonaires soon restored the high spirits of all concerned and with Archie Walker on piano as well and enjoy- able evening was the result. The 2 ball format played with a putter and choice of one other club, produced the following winners Tom Hayes and Ann Druce, Art Kight, Lois MacMillan, Jim and Ricarda Kight, Brent Durnford and Judy Latta ~ Legion bounced in open rebounds from Sunday's mediocre display and goes after Sutton the way they are capable of doing. Earlier in the week Port hosted Oshawa Merchants Sr.'A' team and went down to defeat 40. In a well played game that was even until the 5th inning before Oshawa scored 3 times. Oshawa closed out the scoring with one more run in the 7th inning. Winning pitcher was Glen Moreland with relief help from Brian Condon. John Annis was Port's starting pitcher and took the loss. Lawrie Williams came up to pitch in the 6th inning giving up one run. Thursday night in Lindsay, Port Legion edged the Merchants in a tight one 2-1. Port scored in the 3rd inning on hits by Tim Thomp- son, Dave Dickson and Jay Williams. In the 9th inning Colin Wackett singled and advanced to 3rd on a Bill Bridge hit and stole home to up the margin to 2-0. Lindsay made it close in their half of the inning when they scored once and left the tying run on second base. Winning pitcher John Annis gave up 3 hits while striking ot 18 batters. Port has one league game left in Oshawa Tuesday night against the Sr. 'B' entry Casey's before travelling to Barrie on the Labour Day weekend to partici- pate in the Intermediate 'A' Tournament. This team of firefighters from the Scugog Township departments emerged as winner at a slow pitch tournament held recently in Sunderland. Front from left: Tom Tennyson, Gary Gibson, Dave Ball- A - { Rn a A 3 ' { : 2 bier A of : Pe TR of A VE dk way STR VRE To Finally, after 30 years If patience is a virtue, Harry Goulding of Port Perry should be an inspiration to all golfers who are waiting for that elusive hole in one. Harry has been swinging the clubs for 30 years when finally, on August 5, he aced the 150 yard sixth at Pine Ridge, using a six iron. It was a real thrill," the ten handicapper said later, and he wound up with a nifty 74 for the round. Witnesses to the event were Bert Suddard and Giles Goulding. - BS ingall, Richard Miller, Mark Dale, Irv Gib- son. Back row, from left: Bill Harrison (coach), Larry Page, John Wassink, Dave Obee, Don Steele, Craig Baker, Wayne Lown and Charlie Lown. Absent: Gord Mahaffey.